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First Winter Here MAG
September 17, 2009
(after “Gazing North” by Wang An-Shih)
Eyes purple-shadowed, I dream to see my far-off mountains
but I cannot walk from here: ice-worn hills, sleet falling.
Pity these poems all those black spider words, and why read them?
It's freezing. Bare branches reach to scar the clouds.
© Gabriella B., Montreal, WI
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